Device, method, and non-transitory computer readable storage medium for labelling motion data

ABSTRACT

A device, method, and non-transitory computer readable storage medium for labelling motion data are provided. The device receives several motion signals, wherein each motion signal includes a motion time message and a motion data group. A motion script includes a plurality of preset motion messages, wherein each preset motion message includes a preset time message and a preset motion. The device performs the following steps for each preset time message: determining a first subset of the motion signals by comparing the motion time messages with the preset time message, calculating a similarity between the motion data group of each motion signal in the first subset and a reference model, determining a second subset of the first subset based on the first similarities, and labelling the motion data group of each motion signal included in the second subset as corresponding to the preset motion corresponding to the preset time message.

PRIORITY

This application claims priority to Taiwan Patent Application No.107128025 filed on Aug. 10, 2018, which is hereby incorporated byreference in its entirety.

FIELD

The present invention relates to a device, method, and non-transitorycomputer readable storage medium for labelling motion data. Moreparticularly, the present invention relates to a device, method, andnon-transitory computer readable storage medium for labelling motiondata that automatically label motion data based on the comparison of amotion script and a reference model.

BACKGROUND

Nowadays, people from many fields have adopted the technology of“machine learning” to establish motion recognition models. To derive abetter motion recognition model, conventional machine learningtechnology requires a huge amount of labelled motion data in thetraining procedure. However, it is not an easy task to collect a hugeamount of motion data and label them. Furthermore, motion data in someapplication fields is continuous, and collecting and labelling this kindof motion data are even harder. Taking aerobic exercise as an example,if a better motion recognition model trained by machine learningtechnology is required, motion data of multiple people doing aerobicexercise has to be collected and recorded and each piece of the motiondata has to be labelled correctly. This process is not only cumbersomebut also time-consuming

Conventional methods for collecting and labelling motion data can becategorized into two types. The first type of methods operates in themanner of single collection and labelling, which selects a motion to belabeled each time, collects the motion data when a user performs themotion once, and then labels the starting time point and the end timepoint of the motion data. The collection and labelling can be completedby repeating the process for several times. The second type of methodsoperates in the manner of batch collection, which selects a motion to belabeled, collects the batch motion data when a user repeats the motionfor several times, and then performs some analyses on the batched motiondata to drive the possible starting time point and the possible end timepoint of each motion data. The disadvantages of the aforesaid two typesof methods are that the process requires excessive human interventionand the accuracy of the process is not good enough. Therefore, how toefficiently and correctly collect and label motion data required bymachine learning is an urgent problem to be solved.

SUMMARY

Provided are a device, method, and non-transitory computer readablestorage medium for labelling motion data that automatically label motiondata based on the comparison of a motion script and a reference model.

The device for labelling motion data may comprise a receiving interface,a non-transitory computer readable storage medium, and a processor,wherein the processor is electrically connected to the receivinginterface and the non-transitory computer readable storage medium. Thereceiving interface receives a plurality of motion signals, wherein eachof the motion signals includes a motion time message and a motion datagroup. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium stores amotion script, wherein the motion script includes a plurality of presetmotion messages, and each of the preset motion messages includes apreset time message and a preset motion. The processor performs thefollowing steps for each of the preset time messages: (a) determining afirst subset of the motion signals by comparing the motion time messageswith the preset time message, (b) calculating a similarity between themotion data group of each of the motion signals in the first subset anda reference model, (c) determining a second subset of the first subsetbased on the similarities, wherein the similarity between the motiondata group of each of the motion signals included in the second subsetand the reference model is greater than a threshold, and (d) labellingthe motion data group of each of the motion signals included in thesecond subset as corresponding to the preset motion corresponding to thepreset time message.

The method for labelling motion data can be adapted for an electronicdevice. The electronic device stores a motion script, wherein the motionscript includes a plurality of preset motion messages, and each of thepreset motion message includes a preset time message and a presetmotion. The method for labelling motion data comprises the followingsteps: (a) receiving a plurality of motion signals, wherein each of themotion signals includes a motion time message and a motion data group,and (b) performing the following steps for each of the preset timemessage: (b1) determining a first subset of the motion signals bycomparing the motion time messages with the preset time message, (b2)calculating a similarity between the motion data group of each of themotion signals in the first subset and a first reference model, (b3)determining a second subset of the first subset based on thesimilarities, wherein the similarity between the motion data group ofeach of the motion signals included in the second subset and thereference model is greater than a first threshold, and (b4) labellingthe motion data group of each of the motion signals included in thesecond subset as corresponding to the preset motion corresponding to thepreset time message.

The non-transitory computer readable storage medium can store a group ofcomputer executable programs. When the non-transitory computer readablestorage medium is read by a processor, the processor performs the groupof computer executable programs to implement the aforementioned methodfor labelling motion data.

The device, method, and non-transitory computer readable storage mediumfor labelling motion data disclosed herein can correctly label eachpiece of motion data without excessive human intervention, reduce thecomplexity of subsequent data processing, and improve data reliability.Through the device, method, and non-transitory computer readable storagemedium for labelling motion data, various kinds of continuous motiondata of multiple people may be collected simultaneously and be labelledappropriately and automatically. Hence, the device, method, andnon-transitory computer readable storage medium for labelling motiondata can accelerate the process of labelling and collecting motion data,automatize the labelling of the motion data, improve the accuracy andusability of the motion data, and increase the identification efficiencyof the motion identification model.

Based on the detailed description below, a person having ordinary skillin the art should easily understand the scope of the present invention.However, it should be understood that the following the detaileddescription and the specific embodiments are merely illustrative, andthat is due to base on the detailed description which the person havingordinary skill in the art shall intelligibility various changes andretouches within the spirit and scope of the present invention.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The present invention shall be more comprehensively understood throughthe detailed description and the drawings below. However, it should beunderstood that the drawings are provided by way of illustration onlyand are not intended to limit the present invention, and wherein:

FIG. 1A is a schematic view of the device 100 for labelling motion databased on the present invention;

FIG. 1B is a schematic view of a specific example of the motion script12 of the present invention;

FIG. 2A is a flowchart showing a method of labelling motion data of thepresent invention; and

FIG. 2B is a flowchart showing another method of labelling motion dataof the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In the following description, the present invention will be explained byreferring to the exemplary embodiments of the present invention.However, the exemplary embodiments described hereinafter are notintended to limit the present invention to any specific examples,embodiments, environments, applications, or specific process programsdescribed in these embodiments. Therefore, the exemplary embodimentsdescribed hereinafter are only intended to be illustrative instead oflimiting, and the scope of the present invention shall be determined bythe Claims.

It should be understood that in the following embodiments and drawings,elements unrelated to present invention are omitted and not shown; andthe dimensions of individual elements and the dimensions between theindividual elements in the drawings are only example for the sake ofunderstanding, but not intended to limit the present invention.

FIG. 1A is a schematic view of an embodiment of the device 100 forlabelling motion data of the present invention. The device 100 forlabelling motion data is an electronic device, which may be implementedby a computer, a local server, a cloud server, or a machine combinationthereof. The device 100 for labelling motion data includes a receivinginterface 102, a non-transitory computer readable storage medium 104,and a processor 106. The processor 106 is electrically connected to thereceiving interface 102 and the non-transitory computer readable storagemedium 104. In some embodiments, the processor 106 may be physicallyconnected to the receiving interface 102 and the non-transitory computerreadable storage medium 104.

The receiving interface 102 may be a signal receiver or other interfacecapable of receiving digital data. The non-transitory computer readablestorage medium 104 may be a memory, a Universal Serial Bus (USB) disk, ahard drive, a Compact Disk (CD), a portable disk drive, or any othernon-transitory storage medium, or device having the same function forstoring digital data known to a person having ordinary skill in the art.The processor 106 may be various kinds of processors, a CentralProcessing Unit (CPU), a Microprocessor Unit (MPU), Digital SignalProcessor (DSP), or any other computing device having the same functionknown to person having ordinary skill in the art.

The non-transitory computer readable storage medium 104 stores a motionscript 12. The motion script 12 includes a plurality of preset motionmessages, wherein each of the preset motion messages includes a presettime message and a preset motion. In this embodiment, each of the presettime messages includes a starting time point and an end time point. Inother embodiments, each of the preset time messages may include astarting time point and a length of time. In addition, in the motionscript 12, each of the preset motion may be recorded in a code, a text,a symbol, or other means.

For better understanding of the present invention, a specific exampleshown in FIG. 1B is described in details, which, however, is notintended to limit the scope of the present invention. In this specificexample, the motion script 12 includes four preset motion messages A1,A2, A3, A4, wherein each of the preset motion messages A1, A2, A3, A4includes a starting time point, an end time point, and a preset motion,and each preset motion is represented by a code. For the convenience ofthe follow-up description, it is assumed that code 1, 2, 3, 4 representsraising hand, boxing, bending, and kicking, respectively. It should benoted that the present invention does not limit the way to generate themotion script 12. For example, in the application of aerobic exercise, acoach may generate the motion script 12 by defining the timepoints/durations for performing various preset motions (e.g., raisinghand, boxing) based on the beat, rhythm, melody, or othercharacteristics of the music.

In this embodiment, when one or more users act based on the motionscript 12 (e.g., the coach leads the user to exercise based on themotion script 12), the receiving interface 102 receives a plurality ofthe motion messages S1, S2, S3, . . . , S4 from the user(s) (e.g.,received from the inertial measurement sensors worn by the users). Eachof the motion messages S1, S2, S3, . . . , S4 includes a motion timemessage and a motion data group, wherein the motion time messageincludes one or more time point that an inertial measurement sensorgenerates the motion data group. Depending on the type of the inertialmeasurement sensor worn by the user, each of the motion data group mayinclude a plurality of acceleration values, a plurality of angularvelocity values, a plurality of quaternion values, a plurality ofmagnetic values, and a plurality of phase values or a combinationthereof.

For example, the motion message Sl may include a first time point, asecond time point, and an acceleration value, an angular velocity value,a quaternion value, a magnetic value, or/and a phase value generatedbetween the first time point and the second time point (i.e. a timeperiod) by the inertial measurement sensor worn by a user. In anotherexample, the motion message S2 may include the first time point, thesecond time point, and another acceleration value, another angularvelocity value, another quaternion value, another magnetic value, or/andanother phase value generated between the first time point and thesecond time point (i.e. the time period) by the inertial measurementsensor worn by another user. Similarly, each of the motion messages S3,S4 may include one or more time point and the motion data groupcorresponding to the one or more time point, which will not be furtherdescribed herein.

The device 100 for labelling motion data provided by the presentinvention can determine which motion data group in the motion signalsare going to be labelled by comparing the motion time message of themotion signals S1, S2, S3, . . . , S4 and the preset time message asrecorded in the motion script 12.

Subsequently, the operation principle of the device 100 for labellingmotion data disclosed in the present invention will be specificallyexplained. The device 100 for labelling motion data performs a methodfor labelling motion data, whose flowchart is illustrated in the FIG.2A. As mentioned above, the device 100 for labelling motion data storesa motion script 12, wherein the motion script 12 includes the presetmotion messages A1, A2, A3, A4, and each of the preset motion messagesA1, A2, A3, A4 includes a preset time message and a preset motion. Themethod for labelling motion data performed by the device 100 forlabelling motion data includes step 201 to step 207, and the details ofeach step are given below.

In step 201, the receiving interface 102 receives a plurality of motionsignals S1, S2, S3, . . . , S4, wherein each of the motion signals S1,S2, S3, . . . , S4 includes a preset time message and a preset motion.

The method for labelling motion data performs the step 202 to step 207for each of the preset time message of the preset motion messages A1,A2, A3, A4.

In step 202, the processor 106 selects one of the preset time messagesthat have not been analyzed.

In step 203, the processor 106 determines the first subset of the motionsignals S1, S2, S3, . . . , S4 by comparing the motion time message ofthe motion signals S1, S2, S3, . . . , S4 and the preset time message.In this embodiment, if the motion time message of a motion signal fallswithin the preset time message, the motion signal will be selected intothe first subset. In other embodiment, if the motion time message of amotion signal falls within the preset time message, or the timedifference between the motion time message of a motion signal and thepreset time message is within a preset range, the motion signal will beselected into the first subset. For the convenience of follow-upinstructions, it is assumed that the motion signal S1, the motion signalS2, and the motion signal S3 are determined as forming the first subsetby the processor 106 after the processor 106 analyzes the preset timemessage of the preset motion message A1 according to the step 203.

In step 204, the processor 106 calculates a first similarity between themotion data group of each of the motion signals in the first subset anda first reference model, wherein the first reference model correspondsto the preset motion corresponding to the preset time message. Forbetter understanding, it is assumed that the processor 106 currentlyanalyzes the preset time message of the preset motion message A1, andthe preset motion corresponding to the preset time message is the presetmotion corresponding to the code 4 (i.e., kicking). Therefore, the firstreference model corresponds to the preset motion corresponding to code4.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the first reference modelmay be a standard model. In these embodiments, the processor 106 willtrain the first reference model by a plurality of standard motion datagroups in advance. For example, a plurality of standard motion signalsare generated when one or more coaches act based on the motion script 12(note that each standard motion signal includes a standard motion timemessage and a plurality of group of standard motion data), and the firstreference model is trained based on the standard motion data groupcorresponding to the standard motion time message corresponding to thepreset time message. It is assumed that the standard motion data groupincludes an angular velocity value and an acceleration value (notlimited to this) and, hence, the first reference model may include astandard angular velocity value and a standard acceleration value.

In some embodiments of the present invention, the first reference modelmay be a cross-comparison model. In these embodiments, the processor 106adopts a statistical value (e.g., average value) of the at least onemotion data group of the first subset corresponding to the preset timemessage as the first reference model corresponding to the preset timemessage. It is assumed that the motion data group includes an angularvelocity value and an acceleration value (not limited to this). Underthis assumption, the cross-comparison model may include the statisticalvalue (e.g., average value) of the angular velocity value in the firstsubset and the statistical value (e.g., average value) of theacceleration value in the first subset (e.g., average value).

It should be noted that the step 204 may calculate each of the firstsimilarities by utilizing various statistical values or methods ofmachine learning (e.g., extremum, average value, standard deviation,variance, root mean square, distribution interval, dynamic time warping,K-means, decision tree). These methods for calculating similarity arewell known to a person having ordinary skill in the art, so the detailsof them are not described herein.

In step 205, the processor 106 determines a second subset of the firstsubset based on the first similarities, wherein the first similaritybetween the motion data group of each of the motion signals included inthe second subset and the first reference model is greater than a firstthreshold. In other words, the step 205 selects the motions signal(s)whose motion data group is close enough to the first reference modelfrom the first subset as the second subset. For example, the firstsubset includes the motion signal S1, the motion signal S2, and themotion signals S3, the processor 106 determines that the firstsimilarity between the motion data group of the motion signal S1 and thefirst reference model is greater than a first threshold and the firstsimilarity between the motion data group of the motion signal S2 and thefirst reference model is also greater than the first threshold.Therefore, the motion signal S1 and the motion signal S2 are regarded asthe second subset.

It should be described that, in some embodiments of the presentinvention, the first threshold may be a specific ratio or a specificvalue. For example, if the content of the first reference model is anangular velocity value of 10 rad/s and the content of the motion datagroup of some motion signal is an angular velocity value of 9 rad/s, thestep 204 may calculate the first similarity based on a standarddeviation formula

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and then the step 205 further determines whether the first similarity isgreater than 5%.

It should be noted that, in some embodiments, the steps 204 and 205performed by the processor 106 take more than one single factor in toconsideration (i.e., a motion data group includes a variety of inertialmeasurement data, such as having both the acceleration value and angularvelocity value). In these embodiments, the processor 106 performs acomprehensive determination. For example, each of the factorscorresponds to a sub-threshold. If the similarity of a certain factor isgreater than its corresponding sub-threshold but the similarity ofanother factor is not greater than its corresponding sub-threshold, theprocessor 106 determines that the first similarity of the motion signalis less than the first threshold and will not select the motion signalinto the second subset.

In step 206, the processor 106 labels the motion data group of each ofthe motion signals included in the second subset as corresponding to thepreset motion corresponding to the preset time message. It is assumedthat the processor 106 currently analyzes the preset time message of thepreset motion message A1 and the second subset includes the motionsignal S1 and the motion signal S2, the processor 106 labels the motiondata group of the motion signal S1 and the motion data group of themotion signal S2 as corresponding to the preset motion (i.e., kicking)corresponding to the preset time message.

In step 207, the processor 106 determines whether any other preset timemessages needs to be analyzed. If the result of the determination isyes, step 202 to step 207 are performed again. If the result of thedetermination is no, the analysis of the preset time message is ended.

In some embodiments, the processor 106 may perform an additional stepafter the step 207 determines that there is no other preset time messageto be analyzed. More particularly, in the additional step, the processor106 trains a preset motion model for each of the preset motionsaccording to the corresponding motion data group.

According to the above description, the device 100 for labelling motiondata and the method for labelling motion data can derive the motion datagroup corresponding to each preset time message (i.e. the first subset)by comparing the motion time message of the motion signal S1, S2, S3, .. . , S4 and the preset time message of the motion script 12, and derivethe motion data group for training the preset action model of a presetaction (i.e. the second subset) by comparing with the first referencemodel. Through the aforesaid steps, the device 100 for labelling motiondata and the method for labelling motion data can accurately label themotion data group, select the motion data group suitable for trainingthe preset motion model, and overcome the problem of manually labellingof the prior art.

It should be noted that in some embodiments of the present invention,the flowchart of the method for labelling motion data performed by thedevice 100 for labelling motion data is as shown in FIG. 2B. Theflowchart in FIG. 2B is similar to the flowchart shown in FIG. 2A, sothe following description will be focus on the differences between them.

In these embodiments, the processor 106 performs step 208 afterperforming the step 204. In step 208, the processor 106 calculates asecond similarity between the motion data group of each of the motionsignals in the first subset and a second reference model. In anembodiment of the present invention, the first reference model may bethe aforementioned standard model, and the second reference model may bethe aforementioned cross-comparison model (alternatively, the firstreference model may be the aforementioned cross-comparison model, andthe second reference model may be the aforementioned standard model),but not limited to this.

In these embodiments, the processor 106 executes step 205 ′ instead ofstep 205 after executing step 208. In step 205 ′, the processor 106determines the second subset based on the first similarities and thesecond similarities, wherein the first similarity between the motiondata group of each of the motion signals included in the second subsetand the first reference model is greater than the first threshold andthe second similarity between the motion data group of each of themotion signals included in the second subset and the second referencemodel is greater than a second threshold. Step 206 is performed afterstep 205′.

Comparing with the method for labelling motion data shown in FIG. 2A,the method for labelling motion data shown in FIG. 2B performsadditional determination on the motion data group in the motion signaland, thereby, enhancing the accuracy of the motion data labelling.

Another embodiment of the present invention is a non-transitory computerreadable storage medium. The non-transitory computer readable storagemedium may be an electronic product, such as a Read Only Memory (ROM), aflash memory, floppy disk, a hard drive, a Compact Disk (CD), a portabledisk drive, a database accessible by network, or any othernon-transitory storage medium or device having the same function forstoring digital data known to a person having ordinary skill in the art.The non-transitory computer readable storage medium stores a group ofcomputer executable programs. When the non-transitory computer readablestorage medium is read by a processor, the processor performs the groupof computer executable programs to implement the foregoing variousmethods for labelling motion data.

The device, method, and non-transitory computer readable storage mediumfor labelling motion data disclosed by the present invention cancorrectly label each piece of motion data without excessive humanintervention, reduce the complexity of subsequent data processing, andimprove data reliability. Through the device, method, and non-transitorycomputer readable storage medium for labelling motion data of thepresent invention, various kinds of continuous motion data of multiplepeople may be collected simultaneously and be labelled appropriately andautomatically. In view of the above descriptions, the device, method,and non-transitory computer readable storage medium for labelling motiondata of the present invention can accelerate the process of labellingand collecting motion data, automatize the labelling of the motion data,improve the accuracy and usability of the motion data, and increase theidentification efficiency of the motion identification model.

The above disclosure is only utilized to enumerate partial embodimentsof the present invention. A person having ordinary skill in the art mayproceed with a variety of modifications and replacements based on thedisclosures and suggestions of the invention as described withoutdeparting from the characteristics thereof. Nevertheless, although suchmodifications and replacements are not fully disclosed in the abovedescriptions, they have substantially been covered in the followingclaims as appended.

What is claimed is:
 1. A device for labelling motion data, comprising: areceiving interface, being configured to receive a plurality of motionsignals, wherein each of the motion signals includes a motion timemessage and a motion data group; a non-transitory computer readablestorage medium, being configured to store a motion script, wherein themotion script includes a plurality of preset motion messages, each ofthe preset motion messages includes a preset time message and a presetmotion; and a processor, being electrically connected to the receivinginterface and the non-transitory computer readable storage medium andperforms the following steps for each of the preset time messages:determining a first subset of the motion signals by comparing the motiontime messages with the preset time message; calculating a firstsimilarity between the motion data group of each of the motion signalsin the first subset and a first reference model; determining a secondsubset of the first subset based on the first similarities, wherein thefirst similarity between the motion data group of each of the motionsignals included in the second subset and the first reference model isgreater than a first threshold; and labelling the motion data group ofeach of the motion signals included in the second subset ascorresponding to the preset motion corresponding to the preset timemessage.
 2. The device for labelling motion data of claim 1, wherein theprocessor further trains the first reference model by utilizing aplurality of standard motion data groups.
 3. The device for labellingmotion data of claim 1, wherein the processor further takes astatistical value of the at least one motion data group of the firstsubset corresponding to each of the preset time messages as the firstreference model corresponding to each of the preset time messages. 4.The device for labelling motion data of claim 1, wherein the processorfurther performs the following step for each of the preset timemessages: calculating a second similarity between the motion data groupof each of the motion signals in the first subset and a second referencemodel; wherein the processor determines the second subset based on thefirst similarities and the second similarities, wherein the firstsimilarity between the motion data group of each of the motion signalsincluded in the second subset and the first reference model is greaterthan the first threshold and the second similarity between the motiondata group of each of the motion signals included in the second subsetand the second reference model is greater than a second threshold. 5.The device for labelling motion data of claim 4, wherein the processorfurther trains the first reference model by utilizing a plurality ofstandard motion data groups and the processor further takes astatistical value of the motion data group of each of the motion signalsincluded in the first subset corresponding to each of the preset timemessages as the second reference model corresponding to each of thepreset time messages.
 6. The device for labelling motion data of claim1, wherein the processor calculates the first similarity between a firststatistical value of the motion data group of each of the motion signalsin the first subset and a second statistical value of the firstreference model.
 7. The device for labelling motion data of claim 1,wherein each of the motion data groups includes a plurality ofacceleration values, a plurality of angular velocity values, a pluralityof quaternion values, a plurality of magnetic values, and a plurality ofphase values or a combination thereof.
 8. The device for labellingmotion data of claim 1, wherein the processor further performs thefollowing step for each of the preset motions: training a preset motionmodel by the at least one motion data group corresponding to the presetmotion.
 9. A method for labelling motion data, being adapted for anelectronic device, the electronic device storing a motion script, themotion script including a plurality of preset motion messages, each ofthe preset motion messages including a preset time message and a presetmotion, and the method for labelling motion data comprising: (a)receiving a plurality of motion signals, wherein each of the motionsignals includes a motion time message and a motion data group; and (b)performing the following steps for each of the preset time messages:(b1) determining a first subset of the motion signals by comparing themotion time messages with the preset time message; (b2) calculating afirst similarity between the motion data group of each of the motionsignals in the first subset and a first reference model; (b3)determining a second subset of the first subset based on the firstsimilarities, wherein the first similarity between the motion data groupof each of the motion signals included in the second subset and thefirst reference model is greater than a first threshold; and (b4)labelling the motion data group of each of the motion signals includedin the second subset as corresponding to the preset motion correspondingto the preset time message.
 10. The method for labelling motion data ofclaim 9, further comprising: training the first reference model byutilizing a plurality of standard motion data groups.
 11. The method forlabelling motion data of claim 9, further comprising: taking astatistical value of the at least one motion data group of the firstsubset corresponding to each of the preset time messages as the firstreference model corresponding to each of the preset time messages. 12.The method for labelling motion data of claim 9, wherein the step (b)further performs the following: calculating a second similarity betweenthe motion data group of each of the motion signals in the first subsetand a second reference model; wherein the step (b) determines the secondsubset based on the first similarities and the second similarities,wherein the first similarity between the motion data group of each ofthe motion signals included in the second subset and the first referencemodel is greater than the first threshold and the second similaritybetween the motion data group of each of the motion signals included inthe second subset and the second reference model is greater than asecond threshold.
 13. The method for labelling motion data of claim 12,further comprising: training the first reference model by utilizing aplurality of standard motion data groups; and taking a statistical valueof the motion data group of each of the motion signals included in thefirst subset corresponding to each of the preset time messages as thesecond reference model corresponding to each of the preset timemessages.
 14. The method for labelling motion data of claim 9, whereinthe step (b2) calculates the first similarity between a firststatistical value of the motion data group of each of the motion signalsin the first subset and a second statistical value of the firstreference model.
 15. The method for labelling motion data of claim 9,wherein each of the motion data groups includes a plurality ofacceleration values, a plurality of angular velocity values, a pluralityof quaternions, a plurality of magnetic values, and a plurality of phasevalues or a combination thereof.
 16. The method for labelling motiondata of claim 9, further comprising: training a preset motion model bythe at least one motion data group corresponding to the preset motion.17. A non-transitory computer readable storage medium, being configuredto store a group of computer executable programs, when thenon-transitory computer readable storage medium is read by a processor,the processor performs the group of computer executable programs toimplement the method for labelling motion data as described in claim 9.18. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 17,wherein the method for labelling motion data further comprises: trainingthe first reference model by utilizing a plurality of standard motiondata groups.
 19. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium ofclaim 17, wherein the method for labelling motion data furthercomprises: taking a statistical value of the at least one motion datagroup of the first subset corresponding to each of the preset timemessages as the first reference model corresponding to each of thepreset time messages.
 20. The non-transitory computer readable storagemedium of claim 17, wherein the method for labelling motion data furthercomprises: performing the following steps for each of the preset timemessages: calculating a second similarity between the motion data groupof each of the motion signals in the first subset and a second referencemodel; wherein the second subset is determined based on the firstsimilarity and the second similarity, wherein the first similaritybetween the motion data group of each of the motion signals included inthe second subset and the first reference model is greater than thefirst threshold and the second similarity between the motion data groupof each of the motion signals included in the second subset and thesecond reference model is greater than a second threshold.